Why does my Jeep have a coolant leak?
Along with the radiator, I had an air conditioning issue where it was blowing hot air on drivers side, cooler air on passenger side; and sometimes warm air on both sides. They had fixed the blend door actuator a few months back under warranty. This is where the Maxcare comes in handy folks…
What was the coolant leak on my 2014 GC?
Had a major coolant leak last Fall on my 2014 GC ltd. Turns out the radiator support is now made of plastic and are prone to giving way, allowing the radiator to leak. Can you spell “profit motive”. Click to expand…
What’s the problem with my Jeep’s air conditioner?
Will be replacing under Maxcare warranty. Also in for air conditioning blowing mostly warm air, but sometimes cold air on passenger side and warm/hot air on drivers side. Blend door actuator gear failure, which was fixed/replaced by the same dealership a few months ago.
Is there coolant coming out of my Jeep?
I bought a 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport with 45k mile (yes, that’s right) three days ago. Had them change the timing belt at the dealer before I took it. Have driven it 200 miles. Pulled in the driveway just now and fluid (I think it is coolant) pouring out from under the front.
How can I tell if my Jeep Grand Cherokee is overheating?
Coolant temp sensors don’t measure air temp. If there was no coolant in your engine the gauge will read cool when acualy the engine will be turning itself in to a molten pile of steel. Sounds to me like your head gasket blew out, or wore you cracked a head. There is a easy way to tell.
When to take radiator cap off Jeep Wrangler?
Now, if the engine in your Jeep 4.0L Cherokee (or Grand Cherokee, Wrangler) has been running for a while and it’s hot, let it cool down for about an hour, since a radiator cap should never be removed with the engine hot. Please take all necessary safety precautions.
What should I do if my Jeep Wrangler is hot?
What this test will confirm is if the head gasket is letting engine compression into the cooling system (radiator) or not. Now, if the engine in your Jeep 4.0L Cherokee (or Grand Cherokee, Wrangler) has been running for a while and it’s hot, let it cool down for about an hour, since a radiator cap should never be removed with the engine hot.